Sentence examples for time out that from inspiring English sources

Other tunes from "Time Out" that deviated from 4/4 time, like "Blue Rondo à la Turk," "Pick Up Sticks" and "Unsquare Dance," also gained wide notice.

With 11 seconds left and Michigan down by one point, a cornered Webber called for a nonexistent time out that resulted in a technical foul, loss of possession -- and a victory for the Tar Heels.

After a time out that probably helped those in the stands as much as the people on the court, Villanova worked the ball into a shooting position, along came Jenkins, and the confetti tumbled down.

Figures provided by the university to the Higher Education Statistics Agency show that 45 students dropped out in the academic year 2011-12, but a Freedom of Information request filed by the newspaper reportedly showed that 83 students took time out that year and did not return.

"It's important to feel like in this league you have a chance to succeed and it's important for the players to know that we're going to give them something different every time out that may give them a little extra advantage," Payton said.

Time out? That's when the playing stops on the field or when children misbehave.

"The 120 days is a time-out that gives the Obama administration time to develop a plan for executing the president's promise to close Guantánamo".

In the final minutes of the first half, the offense committed a delay-of-game penalty following a time-out that stalled a drive and left the Patriots enough time to rush down the field for a touchdown, bringing them within four points, at 14 10.

In theory we could also test whether their choice of total time was optimal by working out the proportion of times-outs that should occur with optimal choice of total time.

Which fraction of time out of that 1% is to be dedicated for time synchronization?

As expected, little has changed aesthetically this time out — and that's just fine.